Ignoring alerts costs lives: CPU on Filabusi flooded bridge tragedy
Judith Phiri, Zimpapers Writer THE Civil Protection Unit (CPU) of Zimbabwe has expressed concern over the number of people who continue to die from crossing flooded rivers, even after countless…
Zulu King and Zimbabwean chiefs celebrate shared heritage and collaboration
Sunday News Correspondent KING Misuzulu kaZwelithini has called for the strengthening of ties between the Zulu nation and neighbouring countries, noting that some relations date back as far as KoBulawayo…
South African lions on the loose! Beitbridge in on high alert
Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau THE Beitbridge Rural District Council (BBRDC) has advised villagers in the eastern part of the district to be on the lookout for two stray lions with…
WATCH: Earphones, phones blamed for 77 pedestrian deaths in Bulawayo
Amos Mpofu, Online Reporter LAST year, 77 pedestrians died and 143 were injured in Bulawayo after being hit by vehicles while wearing earphones, police have revealed. A total of…
FBC Building Society exits Deposit Protection Scheme after licence cancellation
Business Reporter THE Deposit Protection Corporation (DPC) has announced that FBC Building Society is no longer a member of the Deposit Protection Scheme following the cancellation of its operating…
Tshova Mubaiwa expands fleet colours, unveils rebrand in major transformation drive
Andile Tshuma, Zimpapers Reporter THE country’s oldest commuter omnibus association, Tshova Mubaiwa Transport Corporation, has announced major operational changes aimed at modernising public transport services and strengthening compliance within the…
NMBZ completes majority acquisition of EFC Zambia
Nqobile Bhebhe Zimpapers Business Hub NMBZ Holdings Limited has completed the acquisition of a majority shareholding in Pulse Financial Services Limited, trading as Entrepreneurs Financial Centre (EFC) Zambia, marking…
OPENVIEW DECODER DAYS NUMBERED:Broadcast Authority of Zimbabwe puts pirate TV on notice
B-Metro Reporter THE Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe has sounded the alarm over the rising use of illegal decoders and unlicensed broadcasting services, warning that offenders will face the full wrath…
TONNES OF GANJA, METH AND COUGH SYRUP UP IN FLAMES: Police destroy dangerous drugs
B-Metro Reporter POLICE in Zimbabwe have destroyed huge quantities of seized drugs and illicit products, following recent arrests, convictions and sentencing of drug pushers by the courts. The destruction exercise…











